Your Ignore List

[sailorboy1]

Originally Posted by muskoka

Now if I could give the bast--ds a nasty electrical shock for posting crap.....

Note to self, don't set laptop actually in my lap

[Coops]

Originally Posted by s/v Beth

Hey Moderators! Is there a way to see how many people have put us on ignore? That would be fun. It would probably be worth a little compensation (you can PM me) >
BTW- I hear everyone. Now responding to everyone, that is different. (after all those adds are really interesting!)

What is the offer? We cannot see that, and if we could, we do not give information out about members at all. Otherwise everyone would know about your little secret.

Coops.

[s/v Beth]

If you say anymore there may be a pig missing....
I don't care if it can fly and swim....
I'll set Mr. Sal Mander off to Australia in the morning (hint to newbs- look at 2008 Goat round the world threads)

[SaucySailoress]

Originally Posted by s/v Beth

Hey Moderators! Is there a way to see how many people have put us on ignore? That would be fun. It would probably be worth a little compensation (you can PM me) >
BTW- I hear everyone. Now responding to everyone, that is different. (after all those adds are really interesting!)

Yeah sure. You access it by sending a donation of $2,674 to my PayPal account.

If you send a donation of $10,000 or more, I'll send you a list of names, too, with a thumbscrew and a digital camera thrown in for free. :sweetlittleangel:

[muskoka]

I think we need to retrofit computers with a breathalizer which automatically adds you to everyone else's ignore list. And perhaps your own.

Goodbye PWI....

[Blue Crab]

I doubt I'm on anyone's list. I'm too fricken nice. Here's my motto:

[wolfenzee]

Originally Posted by Don L

Note to self, don't set laptop actually in my lap

They did stop calling them "laptops" for a reason....possibly because when people used laptops on their laps they over heated.

If someone's attitude, lack of intelligence and inability to accept others point of view is so great as to make me want to ignore them.....they are not worth the effort of putting them on my official"ignore list"....there are people I ignore, but remembering who they are and how many also isn't worth the trouble

[jackdale]

No ignore list here on CF. On the other hand there are a few over at SailNet.

[captain58sailin]

muskoka, that is a beautiful loon avitar, we get some in Alaska, love to hear them in the evening on the lakes.

[Delfin]

Originally Posted by Blue Crab

I doubt I'm on anyone's list. I'm too fricken nice. Here's my motto:

That does it. You're now on my ignore list.

[muskoka]

Originally Posted by wolfenzee

They did stop calling them "laptops" for a reason....possibly because when people used laptops on their laps they over heated.

Things overheated because of what people were looking at on the internet. And sometimes the computer got hot as well.

[muskoka]

Originally Posted by captain58sailin

muskoka, that is a beautiful loon avitar, we get some in Alaska, love to hear them in the evening on the lakes.

I really miss the sounds of a late night evening on the lakes in northern Canada. There is something other worldly about the cry of a loon during a long summer sunset. My wife, who's English, didn't "get it" until I took her to stay in a log cabin back in 2001. She was entranced.

Our catamaran is called Loon. Some say it's named after the bird. Others say it's named after me.....

[Delfin]

Originally Posted by muskoka

I really miss the sounds of a late night evening on the lakes in northern Canada. There is something other worldly about the cry of a loon during a long summer sunset. My wife, who's English, didn't "get it" until I took her to stay in a log cabin back in 2001. She was entranced.

Our catamaran is called Loon. Some say it's named after the bird. Others say it's named after me.....

Boy are you ever right. Nothing as beautiful as the sound of a loon drifting over a calm lake in the evening.

[s/v Beth]

I do like the crickets with the crackling of pine burning on a campfire and the smell of freshly cooked trout....Right up there with the loons.

[Seaworthy Lass]

Originally Posted by s/v Beth

I do like the crickets with the crackling of pine burning on a campfire and the smell of freshly cooked trout....Right up there with the loons.

Make that cicadas and the crackling of eucalyptus burning and the smell of freshly caught hot smoked trout .
Forget the loons, it's magpies chortling at dawn that is the most beautiful birdcall .